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Unique mutation cycles of nucleus-extension quivers
We prove the uniqueness conjecture of Fomin and Neville for their long mutation cycles in all ranks $n\ge4$. More generally, we show that every nucleus-extension quiver has a unique simple cycle in its labeled mutation graph. These quivers allow an acyclic part of arbitrary size outside the nucleus.
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